Vision :

• To provide an efficient emergency care by trained emergency physicians to all patients presenting to Emergency Room in golden hour & platinum minute to reduce Mortality and morbidity.
• To establish an advanced, State of art Emergency room with Point of care facility to provide appropiate emergency care promptly, and effectively to “SAVE LIVES”

Mission :

• To provide excellent emergency care through efficient training, research, planning & execution according to standard guidelines and protocols for all kind of emergencies.

Services Provided

• Our Emergency Medicine Department (EMD) is a critical part of the health care system, responsible for providing immediate care to patients experiencing urgent and life-threatening conditions.
• Our department is manned by trained ER physicians and operates 24/7, aiming to stabilize patients in emergencies, prevent further harm, and initiate treatments that could save lives.

Key Functions

• All our ER physicians are trained in ACLS (Advanced cardiac life support), ATLS (Advanced trauma life support), PALS (Pediatric advanced life support), NALS (Neonatal advanced life support), CCRISP (Care of critically ill surgical patients), ALSO (Advanced life support in Obstetrics)
• Triage and Assessment: Patients are quickly assessed based on the severity of their condition using a triage system. The most critical cases are prioritized to ensure timely intervention.
• Acute Care: Our emergency physicians and medical staffs are trained to handle a wide range of urgent conditions, including trauma, heart attacks, arrythmias, strokes, severe infections, respiratory failure, and more. They are equipped to make fast decisions to stabilize patients.
• Diagnostic services: Our department is typically equipped with diagnostic tools such as ECG, X-rays, CT scans, point of care labs like ABGA, cardiac marker etc., and ultrasound (POCUS) equipment to rapidly diagnose conditions.
• Patient Stabilization and Referral: After stabilizing a patient, emergency medicine teams carry out appropriate disposition of patient.
• Disaster Response: Our emergency department play a pivotal role during natural disasters, mass casualty events, multiple casualty incidence, or pandemics, where they manage a high influx of patients in critical need.
• Orthopedic Emergencies
• Medicolegal Case
• Hanging
• Burn
• Poisoning and intoxication
• Drowning
• Bites & Stings
• Disaster Management

Key Functions

• Trauma (accidents, falls, gunshot wounds, assaults, etc.)
• Cardiac Emergencies (Myocardial Infarctions, arrhythmias, Pulmonary embolism, Hypertensive emergencies, etc.)
• Stroke (Ischemic, Hemorrhagic)
• Surgical emergencies
• Respiratory emergencies (asthma attacks, OAD, pneumonia, ARDS, etc.)
• Sepsis and infections
• Abdominal pain (appendicitis, Intestinal obstruction/ perforation, Renal colic, etc.)
• Overdose or poisoning (Organophosphate poisoning, multiple tablet consumption, snake bite, bites & stings, etc.)
• Mental health crises (suicidal ideation, severe anxiety, etc.)
• Diabetic ketoacidosis
• Pediatric emergencies
• Orthopedic Emergencies
• Thermal injury
• Hanging
• Disaster Management

Research & Publications of Emergency Medicine

• Topic – A prospective observational study on clinical profile of patients presenting with diabetic ketoacidosis to emergency medicine department in a tertiary care government teaching hospital.

• Topic – An observational study to identify risk factors for tachyarrhythmia in patients presenting to emergency medicine department of tertiary care teaching hospital.

• Topic – A prospective study regarding assessment of utility of guidelines by the American college of Gastroenterology and the revised atlanta classification for the early diagnosis of acute pancreatitis amongst patients presenting with non traumatic abdominal pain to emergency medicine department of a tertiary care teaching hospital.

• Topic – A study on clinic-epidemiological profile of patients presenting with hypoglycemia in emergency room of tertiary care Government hospital

• Topic – Clinical and epidemiological profile of atrial fibrillation patients presenting to the emergency room of tertiary care Government teaching hospital.

• Topic – Clinico-epidemiological profile of non-traumatic acute abdominal pain patients presenting in the emergency room of tertiary care teaching hospital

• Topic – A cross sectional observational study on clinic-epidemiological profile of patients presenting with traumatic brain injury in emergency room of tertiary care Government teaching hospital

• Topic – Clinical and epidemiological profile of patients presenting with hypertensive crisis to Emergency medicine department of tertiary care Government teaching hospital – A cross sectional study

• Topic – An observational study on clinical profile of snake bite patients presenting to emergency medicine department of tertiary care teaching hospital

• Topic – Clinico-epidemiological profile of patients presenting with ST elevation myocardial infarction in a tertiary care Government teaching hospital – A cross sectional observational study

• Topic – A cross sectional study on Epidemiological and clinical profile of patients presenting with chest trauma to Emergency medicine Department in a Tertiary care Government Teaching hospital

• Topic – Clinico epidemiological profile of asthma patients and special refference to Arterial blood gas analysis(ABG) in severe and life threatening asthma patients presenting to the Emergency room of government teaching hospital.